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How to Download Multiple Files at Once in Chrome
Chrome

How to Download Multiple Files at Once in Chrome

Chrome lets you download many files at the same time, but sometimes things don’t go smoothly if your settings aren’t right. You might not get asked where to save each file, or Chrome [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
What is Chrome's Maximum File Upload Size
Browser

What is Chrome’s Maximum File Upload Size?

Google Chrome is super popular for a lot of reasons, and like many other browsers, you can upload files with it. But, have you ever wondered just how big a file you can upload? This [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
How to Stop Seeding in qBittorrent
App

How to Stop Seeding (Disable Upload) in qBittorrent

qBittorrent is a top choice for an open-source BitTorrent client because of its straightforward and easy-to-use interface, strong features, and absence of annoying ads. A lot of folks ask about [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
How to Disable uTorrent Upload
App

How to Disable uTorrent Upload (Stop Seeding)

uTorrent is a big name in the world of peer-to-peer file sharing, using a system called seeding to make sure files are available for everyone. Sometimes, you might need to stop sharing files, or [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
How to Add More Than 10 Stops on Google Maps
Google

How to Add More Than 10 Stops on Google Maps

Google Maps is everyone’s favorite when it comes to finding your way around. It’s packed with cool features like driving tips, satellite pictures, street views, and even helps you [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
How to Create a Virtual CD Drive in Windows 11
Disk

How to Create a Virtual CD Drive in Windows 11

Even though we’re moving fast into a world where everything is digital and softcopy, sometimes we still need those old-school CDs or DVDs. Maybe you’ve got a classic game or some old [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
Disable CPU Throttling Windows 11
Laptop

How to Disable CPU Throttling (Settings) in Windows 11

CPU throttling, also known as dynamic frequency scaling, is a trick used by most operating systems, like the newest Windows 11, to change the processor’s speed on the fly. It’s meant [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago
How to Hear Yourself on Mic in Windows 11
Sound

How to Hear Yourself on Mic in Windows 11

Hearing your own voice when you talk into a mic, sometimes called “Mic Monitoring” or “Sidetone,” is something a lot of folks do. Whether you’re into making [...]

By Nyau Wai Hoe, ago